The text-to-video model is finally available
The highest praise I can give is that I’m already using it all the time
Fast, reliable long-context responses—for a price
Operator (Could you help me do this task?)
Our hands-on day-0 review of the new autonomous software engineer
It’s launching today! Here’s our day-zero, hands-on report.
OpenAI President Greg Brockman: ‘The team cooked with this one’
'Finally, native images in ChatGPT!'
We spawned AI agents like crazy. Then we tried to work with them.
Our take on what’s powerful, what’s practical, and what’s still TBD
Anthropic’s new model crushes pull requests, research deep dives, and honest editing—yet o3 keeps the daily-driver crown
Vibe check: It’s awesome.
Anthropic’s coding agent promises work from anywhere. After a weekend of testing, it still feels very beta.
The feature is powerful for individuals and tricky for teams—but it does lighten the cognitive load
Apps, agents, and API updates—but where's the vision that makes you dream?
The one that keeps me in flow across Anthropic and OpenAI’s models—without switching tools
Four model launches, four ideas about where AI goes next
Two new things: A code editor designed to manage agents and a lightning-fast model
Faster than GPT-5 Codex, smarter and more steerable than Opus 4.1
OpenAI’s latest model trades speed for occasional brilliance—when nothing else works, it might
All about the newest tools from Anthropic
But it’s not perfect—it failed our editing test
It feels less like learning something new than a browser that has caught up to how we already want to work with AI
Five tests across blind comparisons, editorial standards, and deadlines—here's what changed our setup